In 'n Out 'n In
The act of attempting to leave the fast food restaurant In 'n Out, but coming back in after realizing you crave another succulent burger.
In 'n Out 'n In by Blatent Lack of Judgement August 4, 2010
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In-n-out
In-n-out by yo-what-is-up-my-dawg April 9, 2005
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In-N-Out
Family owned fast food restaurant chain mainly in California. Home of the best burgers, fries, and shakes ever.
In-N-Out by MoonKnight November 24, 2002
In-N-Out 10
A girl who would not be considered a 10 under normal circumstances, but is a 10 due to the simple fact that she is in a fast food restaurant lobby where hot girls usually don't hang out.
Bro #1: Bro, check out that girl in the line that just ordered a double-double and fries!
Bro #2: Dude, she's a straight up In-N-Out 10!
Bro #2: Dude, she's a straight up In-N-Out 10!
In-N-Out 10 by klmatthews20 February 22, 2014
In n Out
In n Out by e.baek.ems January 7, 2009
In-n-out
In-N-Out is a privately-owned hamburger fast food chain located in California, Arizona, and Nevada. It's simple menu has remained unchanged since the restaurant's extablishment in 1948. There are also "secret" item specials, variations of the basic menu that are not listed on the menu nor advertised.
In-n-Out
One of the bizarre new religions in California, masquerading as a burger chain. Their secrets and mysteries include the "Neapolitan Shake" and the "Animal Style Fries"
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